Hi mates. Who knows if I could do a border-run to Myanmar after the student's visa? I was planning to leave Thailand but, recently changed my mind and would like to stand here another 30 days. For now, I've got a plan to go to Myanmar for Green Bus just to get a stamp. During the 2018 year, I haven't left Thailand. My citizenship allows me to have a 30-days at arrival and I already have a back tickets to my motherland on 1 of February. I've heard that Thai border-officers could make a stamp 7-14 or 30 days on their own, it that true? Thanks in advance for an answer
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The user is inquiring about the possibility of doing a border run to Myanmar after holding a student's visa in Thailand to extend their stay by an additional 30 days. They mention having a 30-day visa on arrival due to their citizenship and express concern over the discretion of Thai border officers regarding the duration of the stamp they might receive.
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